S. Mahunka szerk.: Folia Entomologica Hungarica 28/2. (Budapest, 1975)
Localities: 1. Macedonia, Stip, river Kriva Lakavica, 300 m, 8 May 1971, 1 £, PH, No. 6. - 2. Kosovo, Mts. Sar, Brezovica, 20-23 May 1971, 4 Q & 4 Ó*, P-H, No. 16. Microchelonus friv alds zkyi SHEN. 1973 b (= Chelonus hungaricus SZÉPL. 1896, = Chelonella hungarica SZÉPL. 1908, non = Microchelonus hungaricus SZÉPL. 1908). Abdomen with strong and longitudinal rugosity, interspaces rugo-rugulose. Apex of female abdomen semicircularly excised, lower margin of male foramen of abdomen triangularly produced. Recorded only from a few localities in Central Europe (Hungary, Roumania: Transylvania, Austria) and Algeria. A rare species, perhaps with Mediterranean - sub-Mediterranean range. Localities: 1. Albania, Ipek (=Y., Kosovo, Pee), 23 June 1917, 1 cf, leg. CSIKI (Akad. Balk. Exp.), - 2. Kosovo, Mts. Sar, Brezovica, 20-23 May 1971, 1 o, P-H, No. 16. Microchelonus microphthalmu s (WESM . ) Distributed in Europe, Turkmenia, and Mongolia. New to the fauna of Yugoslavia. GRAEFFE (1908) listed it from Triest (Italy), and not from Yugoslavia (SHENEFELT 1973). Locality: Albania, Ipek (=Y., Kosovo, Ped), 23 June 1917, 1 c%, leg. CSIKI (Akad. Balk. Exp.) Microchelonus müiutus (COSTA) An insufficiently known species (FAHRINGER 1934, TELENGA 1941). I have two female (one from Hungary) and one male specimens. Closely related to M. microph thalmus (WESM. ), and a comparision with it seems useful: M .microphthalmus (WESM.) ocf 1. Body 2.8-3.2 mm long 2. Transverse sculpture of head above (vertex and frons) more rugo-striated. 3. Sculpture of thorax and abdomen strong . 4. Proportion of length of 3rd basitarsus to 3rd tarsal joints 2-5 as 10:15. 5. Basal third or half of hind tibia brown to light brown, or tibia 3 with a basal, more or less light brown ring. M. minutus (COSTA) 0$ 1. Body 3.6-3.8 mm long 2. Transverse sculpture of head above (vertex and frons) more rugose. 3. Sculpture of thorax and abdomen not so strong. 4. Proportion of length of 3rd basitarsus to 3rd tarsal joints 2-5 as 1314:17-18. 5. Two-thirds to three-fourths of hind tibia yellow to vivid yellow. Recorded from Sicily, Triest, and (?) Germany. New to the fauna of Yugoslavia. Locality: Dalmatia, Novi, 2 £ & 1 cf, leg. SZÉPLIGETI ( =Chelonella sulcata NEES, det. SZÉPLIGETI)
